Ad Photographer Tyler Gray Captures Dark And Vibrant Photos Of The North America Suburbs
“Deam maker”, this is what we can read on Tyler Gray’s website. This commercial director’s photographs take us away, indeed, into a silent and reflective landscape, lit by cars’ headlights and the glow of dawn.
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